Aeon Energy Monitor Switch

[jgcharlotte]

Anybody used this switch?  Does it work?

Good price on Amazon.  If it gets thumbs up, I'll post this in Coffee Shop also.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Aeon-Labs-DSC06106-ZWUS-Z-Wave-Energy/dp/B007UZH7B8?ie=UTF8&redirect=true&ref_=pe_847920_187374210_em_1p_3_des

[mwester]

Yeah, I have a couple of these.  Big, bulky, kinda ugly - but they work just fine.  The flat plug is actually more of a feature than I ever thought it would be -- since pretty much every other plug-in module I have is a bulky "wall-wart", this is the go-to device for tight spaces.

[kohai]

I have one of these in my utility room running my hot water circulation pump on a schedule.  Works well.

[jgcharlotte]

Does the energy monitor work well?

[kohai]

Does the energy monitor work well?

 

I've never gotten into monitoring so I don't really know what the stats mean.  The numbers seem to reset occasionally, but I have no idea if that is typical or how it works.

[jgcharlotte]

I went ahead and ordered one.  $25, what the heck.    Even for just a switch, it's a good price and it's rated 5 amps higher than the Insteon switch if I'm not mistaken.

[J_Barrett]

You could look at this thread  on how to set it up and it's reporting

 

http://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/13055-aeon-smart-switch-dsc06106-zwus/

[kohai]

Makes me tempted to get another one.  I've considered monitoring how frequently a sump pump is running.....

[mwester]

Does the energy monitor work well?

 

For my rough back-of-the-envelope sorts of values, yes the energy monitor works well.  It may actually be very precise, but I haven't actually run tests on this, so I can only report on how I've used it...